• Creating bootable usb from iso. Bootable USB flash drive

    Hello, today I’ll tell you what a cool multiboot flash drive I have, which has saved me more than once. With the advent of large-capacity flash drives (from 8 GB), it became possible to make multiboot flash drives with a huge range of software and operating systems. Now you don’t need to carry around a bunch of disks with drivers and installers for Windows/Linux.

    In my case, a multiboot flash drive is a whole “combine” with two operating systems, software for checking and testing computer hardware, and even a completely ready-to-use operating system (LiveCD).

    First, let me tell you what we will end up with:

    1. Ability to install Windows 7 SP1 x86-x64
    2. Ability to install Ubuntu (any version)
    3. Ability to run LiveCD
    4. Program for working with HDD – Acronis Disk Director
    5. Program for testing RAM MemTest

    Preparing the flash drive for use

    Now let's look at everything in more detail. First you need to download the archive with the files you will need:

    Now you need to prepare your flash drive for further work. Format it regular means windows

    Ready! Now you need to install the bootloader on the flash drive using grub4dos. Launch the program grubinst_gui.exe from the archive, select our flash drive in it and click “ Install”

    If after clicking the Install button you see a window like this, then everything was successful:

    Let's move on. Now there is nothing on your flash drive, it is completely empty, in order for it to become bootable, you need to copy the bootloader files and the boot menu itself to it. They are located in the root of the archive

    grldr– bootloader

    menu.lst– menu setup file

    Open the copied file menu.lst in a notepad. As you can see, it is completely empty. We will set it up together with you now.

    To start, add this line:

    Title Turn off PC halt

    At this stage, we have a bootable flash drive ready, but it can’t do anything other than turn off the computer (this is the command we added). Now let's check if the flash drive is working. To do this, you don’t need to restart your computer at all, just copy the file MobaLiveUSB_0.2.exe to the root of the flash drive and run it, click the “ button Non”

    An emulator window will open, in which you will see everything the same as if you booted your computer from a bootable USB flash drive.

    As you can see, “krakozyabry” are displayed on the screen instead of Russian letters

    We will fix this issue by connecting one of the templates to the bootloader (in my case, winlin.gz). Copy the file to the root of the flash drive winlin.gz and write the following lines in menu.lst at the very beginning

    Gfxmenu/winlin.gz

    Now run the emulator again and see what your bootloader screen will look like. If everything was done correctly, you will see the following screen:

    As you can see, the “Turn off PC” message is now displayed normally. Great, now let's move on.

    Adding the Windows 7 SP1 x86-x64 installer

    Now let's add Windows installer 7 SP1 x86-x64 for the ability to install windows from your multiboot flash drive.

    To do this, download the Windows 7 image you like and extract all the files to the root of the flash drive.

    After extracting the files, add the following lines to the menu.lst file:

    Title Installing Windows 7 SP1 x86-x64 RU map --unmap=0:0xff map --unhook root chainloader /bootmgr

    Download the emulator and check what you get. As you can see, the “Install Windows” item has appeared.

    When you select this item, Windows installation begins. Let's move on...

    Adding the Ubuntu installer

    I often have to use Linux, so I decided to add it to a flash drive Ubuntu distribution. Download the latest distribution from the official website. Create a folder on the flash drive /ubuntu and copy the downloaded image into it (as is, in one file).

    Now open the ubuntu image in UltraISO and from the directory /casper copy two files: vmlinuz And initrd.lz to a folder /ubuntu on a flash drive. The name of the ubuntu disk image should be ubuntu.iso.

    Now write the following in the menu.lst file:

    Title Installing ubuntu-10.04.4-desktop-i386 kernel /ubuntu/vmlinuz iso-scan/filename=/ubuntu/ubuntu.iso boot=casper only-ubiquity initrd=/casper/initrd.lz locale=ru_RU quiet splash -- initrd /ubuntu/initrd.lz

    Restart the emulator and check what you got

    When you select the “Install Ubuntu” menu item, the installation of the distribution will begin

    Adding LiveCD launch

    A very useful thing! It happens when the system doesn’t boot, and before reinstalling you need to save the contents of your desktop, doesn’t it happen? This has happened to me, and in such moments, LiveCD will help.

    I downloaded the first assembly I came across (if you want to find it, search by name), it contains both Windows 7 and Windows XP. For every taste, as they say.

    So, I downloaded the image and put it in a folder /os, V menu.lst added the following:

    Title Run Windows LiveCD map /os/LiveCD_Seven+LEX.ISO (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot

    Now I have one more point

    I would like to note right away that when launched from the emulator, the version with Windows 7 will not start, but the version with Windows XP will start without problems.

    Now we have two operating systems and a LiveCD. Let's add some software.

    Adding programs for a bootable flash drive

    1. To work with hard drives, I downloaded the image Acronis Disk Director(available on torrents). I put it in a folder /program and added the following entry to the menu:

    Title Working with hard Acronis disks Disc Director map /program/acronis.iso (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot

    Now I have in my arsenal good tool for working with disks

    2. To test RAM, I will use the “MemTest” program

    I downloaded it from . Unpacked and put the image in a folder /program , added the following to the menu:

    Title Check RAM MemTest 4.10 map /program/mt410.iso (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot

    Trying to run from the emulator...

    Works! Let's move on.

    3. Huge set various tools can be found in Hiren`s BootCD. You can download it. Unzip and copy the image to a folder /program , you also need to copy the firadisk.IMA file from my archive into it.

    firadisk.IMA is a driver that allows you to load a disk image into RAM and work with it as with a regular disk.

    We enter the following in the menu:

    Title Hiren`s BootCD v9.3 map --mem /program/firadisk.ima (fd0) map --mem /program/hbcd.iso (hd32) map --hook chainloader (hd32)

    When loading Hiren's BootCD, you need to wait a little while the disk is loaded into RAM, after which it will start.

    4. Add a utility to the flash drive to reset the administrator password. You can download it and copy it ISO image to a folder /program. Added the following entry to the menu:

    Title Reset Administrator password map /program/BOOT-DSK.ISO (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot

    The image contains several utilities, we are interested in the one highlighted with an arrow:

    5. I will add Victoria program for diagnostics hard drive. You can download it. I throw the image into /program I write the following in the menu:

    Title Diagnosis of hard disk Victoria 3.5 map /program/vcr35r.iso (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot

    In principle, you can add a bunch more things, you can only be limited by your imagination and the size of the flash drive. For me, this toolkit is quite enough.

    Here is a screenshot of my bootable USB flash drive

    And here is my menu.lst file:

    Gfxmenu /winlin.gz title Installing Windows 7 SP1 x86-x64 RU map --unmap=0:0xff map --unhook root chainloader /bootmgr title Installing ubuntu-10.04.4-desktop-i386 kernel /ubuntu/vmlinuz iso-scan/ filename=/ubuntu/ubuntu.iso boot=casper only-ubiquity initrd=/casper/initrd.lz locale=ru_RU quiet splash -- initrd /ubuntu/initrd.lz title Run Windows LiveCD map /os/LiveCD_Seven+LEX.ISO ( hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot title Working with hard drives Acronis Disc Director map /program/acronis.iso (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot title Check RAM MemTest 4.10 map /program/mt410.iso (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot title Hiren`s BootCD v9.3 map --mem /program/firadisk.ima (fd0) map --mem /program/hbcd.iso (hd32) map --hook chainloader (hd32) title Reset Administrator password map /program/BOOT-DSK.ISO (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot title Hard drive diagnostics Victoria 3.5 map /program/vcr35r.iso (hd32) map --hook root (hd32) chainloader (hd32) boot title Shut down PC halt

    If you have any questions, welcome to the discussions!

    This installation method is suitable if you own a netbook or your CD/DVD drive has failed and you need to install Windows 7. This method is also good because the process Windows installations 7 from a flash card is several times faster than from a CD or DVD.

    Before you start Windows entries 7 to a flash drive, copy all important data from the flash drive to other storage media ( hard drive where Windows will not be installed, another flash card, disk, etc.), since during the process of formatting and writing the Windows 7 image to a flash drive, all data on it will be destroyed.
    First way
    If you are creating a bootable USB flash drive while in the Windows 7 operating system, then you will need a program Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool, which can be downloaded from Of. Microsoft website following the link.
    If you are creating a bootable USB flash drive under the Windows XP operating system, you will need to install Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 And Microsoft Image Mastering API 2.0. Of course, if you already have them installed (usually the first program), then you do not need to install them again.

    1) Insert the USB flash drive into the laptop.
    2) Launch the program. Click the button Browse.

    3) Select the Windows 7 ISO image and click the button Open.


    4) After you have specified the Windows 7 ISO image, click the button Next.


    5) Click the button USB device.


    6) Your flash drive should appear in this window. Click the button Begin copying


    7) Click on the button Erase USB Device


    8) Click Yes.

    9) The process of writing the Windows 7 image to the USB flash drive will begin


    10) When recording is complete, the status will change to Backup completed. Close the program


    Second way
    For the second method you will need a program Ultra ISO.
    1) Insert the USB flash drive into the laptop.
    2) Launch the program. On Windows 7 and Windows Vista program It is recommended to run as administrator.
    The UltraISO program is paid, but you can use trial period, let's consider this option. Click the "Trial period..." button


    3) Select a menu item File ->Open...


    4) Select the Windows 7 ISO image and click the button Open.

    . Select an item Write down image of Hard disk...


    6) In the field Recording method: select USB-HDD. Click the button Format.


    7) The formatting utility will launch. Click the button Begin.


    8) Click OK.


    9) After formatting, a success window will appear. Click OK.


    10) Close the program.


    11) Press the button Write down.


    12) Click Yes.


    13) The process of writing the Windows 7 image to the USB flash drive will begin.


    14) Upon completion of recording in the column Event The message “Recording complete!” will appear. Close the program.


    Third way
    For the third method, we need the WinSetupFromUSB 1.0 Beta 7 - program.

    Note: the link has a newer version, but the principle remains the same.
    1) Insert the USB flash drive into the laptop.
    2) Launch the program. In Windows 7 and Windows Vista the program must be run as administrator.


    In the field USB disk selection and format your flash drive should be listed.
    Note: If the flash drive is not detected, then format it using the PeToUSB or HPUSBFW utility.
    Also, the flash drive may not be detected if it is inserted into the laptop after the Winsetupfromusb 1.0 Beta7 program has been launched and for it to be detected, just press the button Refresh.
    3) Click the button RMPrepUSB.


    4) Mark the following lines: WinPEv2/WinPEv3/Vista/Win7 bootable (CC4), NTFS. Place a check mark next to it Boot as HDD (C: 2PTNS). Click the button 6 Prepare Drive.


    5) Click the button OK.


    6) Click the button OK.


    7) After this, something like this will appear Dos window.
    Warning: Do not close this window. It should close automatically.


    8) After Dos the window will close click the button Exit.


    9) Check the box next to it Vista/7/Server 2008 - Setup/PE/RecoveryISO. Click on the square on the right.


    10) A window will appear Browse folders in which you need to choose virtual drive in which the ISO image of Windows 7 is mounted.
    After you have done this, press the button OK.


    11) Press the button GO. The process of writing Windows 7 to the USB flash drive will begin.


    12) At the end of recording, a small window will appear. Click OK.


    13) Close the program.


    Fourth method
    The installation method is quite simple, so anyone can do it! For this we need:
    1) Windows image 7
    2) Flash drive with a capacity of at least 4GB
    3) A program for creating and editing ISO images, ultraISO from the above method or free MagicDisk
    You can take any media from a regular flash drive to an SD card, but not less than 4GB!
    4) Launch the command line (in Windows XP this is standard->command line. In Windows Vista/Windows 7, open start, at the very bottom there is a search, enter cmd and open with administrator rights).
    5) Next in command line enter diskpart, the disk management utility will open.


    6) Next, in the diskpart utility itself, enter: list disk, this will display all physical disks PC, namely disks and not partitions.
    Among them we are looking for our flash drive.


    7) Then we execute the command select disk #, Where # This is the number of our flash drive.
    IN in this case The flash drive on the screen is number 1, therefore s elect disk 1. All further manipulations will be carried out only with this disk.
    8) Execute the command clean, clean the drive, then the command create partition primary- create a new partition on the disk.
    9) After creating a new section, write select partition 1, select this section for manipulation, enter active, thereby making the section active.
    10) Now for the flash drive to be visible in bios, you need to format it in NTFS format, which is what we do as a team format fs=NTFS.
    11) Next, you need to activate the process of connecting the device and assigning letters to it, we do this with the command assign.
    That's it, the preparation process is complete.


    Installing Windows 7
    You can record the distribution using any file manager or a free one.
    In this case, you need to somehow open the image installation disk with the OS, you can do this with any disk emulator, Alcohol or MagicDisk, create an image and copy everything from it with a file manager to our prepared flash drive.
    Everything, the creation process installation flash drive completed, now we try to install the OS by first setting it in bios.

    Well, that’s all, which of the four methods of creating a bootable flash drive to use is up to you.

    Inclusion in BIOS boot from a flash drive
    Before you start installing Windows 7 from a flash drive, you need to go into the BIOS and enable booting from the flash drive.
    To enter the BIOS you need to press a certain key when the computer boots. On desktop computers This is the Del key. On laptops, the F2 key is most often used.
    Usually, when you turn on the laptop, a screen appears on which at the very bottom there is a line that says which key you need to press in order to enter the BIOS.
    If you do not have such a line, then you need to look at the information on how to enter the BIOS User Manual walking with a laptop.

    1) Insert the flash drive into the laptop if it is not inserted.
    2) Turn on the laptop, if it is on, then reboot.
    3) Go to BIOS.

    Using an example, the whole process will look as shown below; if your BIOS is different, then the principle will remain the same. If you have questions, write in the comments.



    4) Go to the tab Boot. In it, in boot order, you need to put our flash drive in first place, using the arrow keys and keys F5 And F6. That is, we use the arrow keys to select our flash drive, and use the key F6 we take her to the very top.
    To find out which keys you need to use to set the boot order, see the tips on the right.
    The name of the flash drive should appear in the line USB HDD.
    Also, the flash drive may appear in the line USB KEY.
    To save changes and exit the BIOS, press the key F10. (Depending on manufacturer BIOS key may be different. See tips on the right or below).


    5) A window will appear asking in English whether to Save changes and Exit? Choose Yes.


    6) After this, a reboot will occur and the Windows 7 installation process will begin.

    Installing Windows 7 from a USB flash drive

    If a bootable USB flash drive with Windows 7 was created using the WinSetupFromUSB 1.0 Beta 7 program, then first the green screen. Select Start Vista/Win7/Server 2008 Setup or PE/Recovery ISO from partition 0.


    Next, the Windows 7 setup program will launch.

    Write in the comments what is not clear and what questions you have.

    Installation or recovery disk of the operating system, using certain programs can be transferred to a flash card and used in case of computer failures or restoration of the operating system from the BIOS, as a result of complete damage to Windows or other OS. For this purpose, you can use programs for creating a bootable Windows flash drives 7:

    Ultra ISO

    An application for creating a bootable USB flash drive or converting ISO CD/DVD formula files, providing the ability to analyze and modify directly sound files or image files contained on optical disks CD/DVD and extract the necessary information from them.

    You can manipulate downloadable ISO information to create installation flash media and CD/DVDs. This is a utility for revising and editing documents in ISO format that can work with all modern codes images.

    Rufus

    E is a small tool for formatting and compiling bootable USB drives, memory cards and keys. Compared to analogues, the Rufus program is faster and useful when there is a need to create an installation and recovery flash drive with an ISO image of a variety of operating systems.

    The utility can also reflash BIOS or DOS or run low-level applications.You can download a program for creating a bootable flash drive from torrent sources or on our website.

    Win32 Disk Imager

    The program opens the ability to clone USB information and memory cards for portable SD (Secure Digital) devices and store them in the form IMG files. In addition, the utility is capable of transferring ISO images to removable information media. Win32 Disk Imager has a 128-bit hashing algorithm and does not require separate installation.

    UNetBooting

    Allows the user to create LiveUSB installation disks for Ubuntu, Fedora and other distributors Linux distributions without recording on CDs. The tool works with operational Mac systems OS X, Windows or Linux. A set of installation files that can be downloaded directly in the application window or through your own ISO image file Linux.

    PeToUsb

    Saving computer resources software, written for formatting flash drives and removable HDDs with the subsequent formation of recovery distributions of Windows operating systems on them and creating their reserves on USB drives. To do this, the utility uses Master Boot Record. One undeniable advantages PeToUSB is that the software works with pre-installed installation versions BartPE and WinPE.

    WinToFlash

    Multilingual program for creating a bootable USB flash drive for Windows 7. Allows the user to precisely move installation files almost all operating systems Windows family, to removable drives in a few clicks.

    The utility supports 32 and 64 bit processors, and also works with CAB, ARJ, ISO, DMG, ZIP, RAR and 7z formats. The application can format drives in FAT-32, NTFS and FAT-16 file systems.

    Windows Bootable Image (WBI) Creator

    The application was created to collect in a few steps boot image file ISO, simulating in full operating system any generation of Windows 7, 8. The utility is so easy to use that to create a resuscitation flash reserve, basic computer knowledge is enough. If the speed of the program is a plus, then the lack of a burning function will be a disadvantage.

    DownloadWindows Bootable Image (WBI) Creator

    Universal USB Installer

    A utility from a series of freely distributed programs that provides the prospect of creating a bootable flash drive from groups of recovery Linux files, based on Debian builds, Puppy Linux, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Mint, Linux and Fedora.

    To perform the entire operation, you need to select the assembly that you are going to write to removable media and point the path to the image to Computer HDD. The program includes the ability to format a flash drive into the FAT32 system.

    Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool

    Microsoft developers provided official version small program to form a clone working version Windows 7 operating system, followed by deployment to optical or flash media. The tool is designed for owners of netbooks and other computer devices drives not equipped with wires. The program is as simple as possible - after installation, all that remains is to select the system distribution in the ISO image and specify the installation path.

    WiNToBootic

    An application that allows you to create installation USB NTFS disk for Windows and Linux family. Software focused on ease of use and performance. You can record an ISO dummy by dragging and dropping information.

    The program, unlike competing applications, has such features as USB creation With NTFS support, Windows 7 bootloader, ISO 13346 (UDF), ISO 9660 (Joilet), ISO: Windows 7/8/2008 / Vista / PE2 and PE3.

    WinSetupFromUSB

    The program can format removable media in the FAT32 and NTFS file system, and also create an ISO copy of the operating systems BartPE, WinBulder, Windows 7, XP, WinFLPC, Vista and others on it. One word of caution - some antivirus programs can recognize the WinSetapFromUSB setup_dbg.ex and setup.ex extensions as malicious. Therefore, antivirus responses should be accepted as false.

    XBoot

    A powerful program for creating a bootable DVD/CD or USB media of one or more image files ISO format. Management is very simple - after dragging information into the program window, just run the executive command “Create USB” or “Create ISO”.

    The application has a universal download option Grub4dos or ISO Emulation, in case of working with operating systems, which do not support this utility. You can download this program for creating a bootable USB flash drive for Windows 7, 8 for free on our website, via a direct link.

    With many programs offering their own solution to the problem of archiving and storing a working copy used by the operating system user, it is difficult to make an unmistakable choice. Nevertheless, the listed applications are able to effectively perform the stated functions. All you have to do is choose the option with the most suitable set of capabilities.

    Rufus is a program for the Windows operating system designed to format and create bootable USB drives. Compared to other similar programs, Rufus is multifunctional, has a simple and intuitive interface, is translated into 30 languages ​​and does not require installation.

    You can use the program if you have an operating room Windows system XP or later, 32 or 64 bit does not matter.

    Download executable file to the computer. You can do this by following the link below. Once the download is complete, the application is ready to use.

    The program is designed to create Bootable USB drive from bootable ISO image for Windows, Linux, UEFI and other formats. It is also useful if you need to flash the BIOS or other firmware from DOS.

    If the files for installing the operating system are saved on CD or DVD disc, then you can easily create an ISO image from them, for example, using a CD burning program - IntraRecorder. You can also use the UltraISO program to work with disk images.

    Now let's begin to understand how the program works.

    We connect the flash drive on which we will record the boot disk image to the computer. Be careful that the size of the USB drive is not smaller than the size of the ISO file. We run the program as administrator. To do this, right-click on it and from context menu select an item "Run as administrator".

    A window opens Rufus programs. In the first field “Device”, from the drop-down menu, you need to select the flash drive that we plan to make bootable.

    In the next field, if you have selected "MBR for computers with BIOS or UEFI", nothing needs to be changed. UEFI is an interface that is installed between the operating system installed on a computer and the software that ensures the functioning of various hardware components of the computer. Its essence is the same as that of the BIOS, but there are still a few differences. Plus this is development. Intel, and BIOS is software supported by various brands.

    Next you need to choose file system. If the image weighs more than 4 gigabytes or you plan to write movies to a flash drive after formatting, it is better to choose NTFS, since in the FAT format you will not be able to subsequently write files larger than 4 gigabytes to a flash drive.

    Now let's move on to cluster size. A cluster is the minimum amount of space that can be allocated on disk for a file. If you plan to use a flash drive to store small files, choose a smaller cluster size. If you record movies or music on it, choose a higher value.

    “Volume label” is the name of the flash drive after formatting.

    In the parameters, check the boxes next to the item « Quick formatting» – after formatting you will have the opportunity, using special programs, restore necessary files from a flash drive; And "Create boot disk» – select “ISO image” from the drop-down list, click on the icon optical drive and select the IOS image file on your computer.

    After completing the creation of a bootable USB flash drive with an ISO image, you need to click on the “Close” button. That's all - program for creating bootloader Rufus flash drives She did an excellent job with her task, and most importantly it didn’t take much time.

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    Almost everyone will have to reinstall Windows 7 or Windows 8 (XP) sooner or later.

    Over time, not only will the OS begin to work slower, but the disk drive may also fail.

    How then? There is a way out - burn an ISO image (iso, iso) of windows, ubuntu, dos or Linux to USB flash drive and load the operating system from it.

    Having a disk image on a flash drive, you can easily, and even faster than from a disk: XP, Win 7, or Windows 8 (the first time, it will take more time, but this is always the case for everyone).

    How to copy, upload, upload, install, save, create, mount, upload, transfer, burn, transfer or burn a disk image of Windows, ubuntu, dos or Linux?

    The program will help you make (burn) a bootable USB flash drive from an ISO image. There are many of them.

    Windows even has its own tools for such an operation, but the program is easier and faster.

    I chose WinSetupFromUSB - here I will describe how to use it to burn an iso image to an external drive.

    Program for burning an image to a flash drive

    The program for writing an image to a USB flash drive “WinSetupFromUSB” is free, it just doesn’t have a Russian language, but it doesn’t matter - you’ll figure it out with the help of this article.

    Its interface is simple. Using the program offered here, you will quickly turn a regular flash drive into a bootable one - just a few clicks of the mouse.

    You can even burn several images on one flash drive by doing usb storage device multiboot.

    To create a bootable flash drive from an image, you will need two things: the ISO distribution itself and a flash drive with at least 4 GB of memory (for X64 wines).

    How to make an image of a bootable flash drive using WinSetupFromUSB

    First you need to download the program. I wanted to upload it to this site, but since new versions of the program are constantly being released, it is better to download the latest one from the official site. Here is the link.

    There will be two of them on the site: exe and 7z - there is no difference, just during startup, choose the one that matches the bitness of your OS (x32 or x64).

    Before starting the program, insert the drive - the program will detect it automatically (it will be displayed at the very top).


    Next, check the box next to the line: Auto format it with FBinst - this means that the flash drive will be automatically formatted (it is better to select the NTFS file system). See fig.

    Then check the box next to the version of Windows that you will install, specify the path and click GO. The whole process has started.

    If you want to burn a flash drive for Linux, you can choose an ISO image compatible with Ubuntu, SysLinux bootsector.

    Before copying files to a flash drive, you can use the advanced options (Advanced options checkbox).


    However, these options are recommended only for advanced users - they can run tests there.

    In our highly information-rich times, disks are gradually replacing USB flash drives - on netbooks you can’t do without them, there are no disk drives.

    Therefore, having WinSetupFromUSB program, you can easily and conveniently quickly record even several images on one flash drive. Then you will always have a bootable distribution at hand. Good luck.

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